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China and Russia’s Eurasian Plans. Part 1
The Bishkek SCO (The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation) summit has fully confirmed the viability of unions which tend to strengthen regionalism in the world today. This strengthening is particularly...
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China: “Green Prospects”. Part 1
In November 2013, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China adopted a resolution containing an official statement on the adoption of a plan for comprehensive deepening of reforms. According...
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China: “Green Prospects”. Part 2
Restructuring of the Economy and Energy One of the consequences of the above-mentioned industrial breakthrough of China at the beginning of the 21st century was the fact that China finally achieved a...
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China: “Green Prospects”. Part 3
Global dimension and prospects Current forecasts, for example, of the International Energy Agency (World Energy Outlook, 2013) suggest, among other things, that China will be ahead of the U.S., Japan...
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China’s Economy in 2013: Preparation for reforms? Part 1
On February 24, 2014, China’s State Statistical Office published a detailed report on the economic and social development of the country in 2013. It is useful to comment on some of the results. Last...
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China’s Economy in 2013: Preparation for reforms? Part 2
The real estate market and financial sector Foreign analysts tend to believe that these two areas are the most problematic for the Chinese economy. It is necessary to note that Chinese statistics...
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The End of Globalization and the Economy of the Conservative Project
Russia’s conservative project stems from a kind of historical insight which has, in my view, political and economic foundations as well. It seems that globalization has reached its natural limit on...
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The politics and the ideology of the conservative project
Within the present tense (and, hopefully, temporarily) political and ideological fighting in Russia, it would appear that losing sides have already been determined. This situation is completely normal...
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